commissioner reagan, miss grant, i would like to thank you both for coming all this way to participate in this process. before we start, i just want you to know that i will never forgive you, never. so if that's your purpose here, then we can just leave now. oh, i don't expect you to forgive me. i don't forgive myself. so you understand what you did? i want you to look at these. i'm getting married tomorrow, my mom didn't help me pick out a dress. my dad... won't get to walk me down the aisl and my brother-- his name was steven. steven evan grant. look at him. he was five years old, you pig. you animal. he didn't have a chance to do anything. he didn't have a life. and you're still sitting here, eating, watching tv, writing letters. and i'm supposed to care that you're sorry? who do you think you are? you don't deserve to breathe air. i know exactly what i was, sarah, but that's not what i am now. that's why i ask you here. go on, donald, say what you came to say. it was only when i was locked up that i was finally given a full psychiatric evaluation for the first time. was diagnosed a

-(clicks tongue) i have to see miss grant tomorrow. and between what happened with adam and missing work, it' s... oh, it' s bad. -it' s really bad. (groaning) -mmm-mmm. okay, come here. no thinking. -just hugging. -(chuckling) you want to know the really messed up part? hmm? i miss astra. i was getting through to her, alex. if i had just had a little more time, i could' ve brought her home. brought her back. if hank hadn' t... kara, there' s something i need to tell you... -(thud) -(both gasping) (chuckles) -just jumpy, i guess. -yeah.

[door clangs shut] [indistinct guard] miss grant, my name's aaron hotchner. i'm with the fbi. i'd like to talk to you about camp willing. what are you offering? you don't seem surprised. it was a matter of time. and you've already got me in here for everything else. so what are you gonna give me if i talk? i don't make deals with child molesters. i didn't molest anyone. being paid to prey on your victims doesn't change anything. i had parental consent. is that what the camp told you to make you feel better? they didn't have to. why? because you didn't care? or because you'd spoken to the parents directly? you show absolutely no remorse for what you've done. why should you? the smaller the victim, the easier to control. and that's what it's all about for you, isn't it? control. it's why you're showing me all this false confidence. i'm done talking. you've said plenty. a professional like yourself wouldn't trust the camp to protect you. you had to get some sort of insurance directly from the parents, didn't you? make sure that they were just as culpable for the crime. your word

the torso found in fremont which may belong to a missing woman from brisbane. grant is monitoring the developments tonight and we want to remind thaw it was last night, just 24 hours ago, we heard from the missing woman's husband. >> and the story aired at about 8:00 and then he jumped off the bay bridge about 45 minutes after that. so it's chilling. i don't think it's an over statement at least in this case. a link or a possible link between the missing woman from brisbane, 57-year-old shelly tip somewhere and that torso found sunday near the bridge. so there's shelly's husband paul titchener who we talked to visiting him at his home late yesterday. this is late afternoon that jus teen went and spoke with him. they talked about the missing persons flyers. there's the bridge where the torso was found on sunday night. here you see the couple, paul and shelly. he's interviewing him in his backyard. fremont police who are leading this investigation say paul was a person of interest in his wife's disappearance but not a suspect. the two children that the couple have, pau

a retired teacher got one more chance to do what she loves thank to a local program that grants wishes. >> miss juanita gilbert taught children about math. she lives now at the brook dale skyland retirement community in spartanburg. the center worked with the school to grant this wish. the advice that she gave these students is my favorite part of this story, keep your shovels, the world is full of treasures, you just have to dig for them. she even got an award from senator glenn reese for the on going commitment and dedication to educating our >>> the university of south carolina said it's better prepared to handle situations like last year's on campus murder-suicide. professor fayad was killed by his ex-girlfriend in the arnold school of public health. school leaders say buildings on campus are more secure. there's more emergency management staff to operate the alert systems and the university is no longer limited in the number of e-mails it can send to students over the course of an hour. >>> there are so many problems facing our communities and you always hear one person can make a differen

and now, investigators are searching for a missing gun. >> pam: grant shows us where it all happened. >> grant:the suspect was in a car, accordin to police.intentionally hitting other vehicles.including police cars. >> grant:it started in oakland this morning.east 23rd and coolidge.and progressed into north berkeley.and arrest, finally on hearst avenue near the bart station. >> grant:kron four's alecia reid reports. >> reporter: it was a rampage that started early in the morning. and that is dozens of cars and damaged creek intentionally driving into dictum cars. the 76 year old has been a respite for purposely wrecking several vehicles. >> i thought that he could not control his car. but then i saw him do it on purpose. >> reporter: john witty was one of the victims and she worked all year to purchase your own corporate and was scared when this happened. please >> reporter: say the suspect also hit a pregnant woman. locally her injuries were minor. it all started at 23rd street in oakland >> people say he and the green mercedes that he pointed a gun at them. he will >> reporter: on t

is a large part of the argument for grant is that he would be a strong man in the white house after what people regarded as the weak hayes. some people called him miss nancy jane hayes. we needed someone with vigor once again in the white house. grant established the notion that the president should be a strong voice, that he should be an activist leader, at the center of the national government. we take this for granted today. if you look at the long evolution of the presidency versus the congress, this is a milestone, i think, in that more and more we're going to see presidents being assertive. that's what grant was really up to during his presidency. that the president -- these people who voted for him at the convention in 1880 were saying should not be a mere handmaden to the congress. that, i submit, is another step in the creation of the modern presidency, that this was the appropriate role for a president to make. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> sir? >> please. >> a quick question. you briefed us on grant's actions for the annexation and then it was defeated. in his speech to congress of 1870 he pushed again, asking them to send a commis

jeremy grant off the miss. sixers up one late. t.j.connell getting a start for schmidt, he finishes with two hands. sixers win 103-98. top ranked oklahoma upsit by kansas state, second ranked carolina lost both their games this week. so it's possible villanova could be number one in the hand with the new associated press poll released monday. cast did their part, even without daniel out again with a concussion. jailon brunson, silky smooth freshman. you think it wouldn't be a close game of late, it was. he seals it. a money three giving nova 72-60 victory. st. joe visiting florida trying to rebound from loss. first half, diondre, more moves then a uhall truck, he had 16. saint josephs 82-60, 19-4. dunphy looking for career win and place in history. drama late. owls up 2 trying to hang on a.j. with three, no. davis, a three-pointer. that comes off. a.j. davis in overtime. yes, that is good. but look at it again, the ball still in his hand when the clock hits triple 0, temple wins 62-60 as dunphy is the winningest coach in big five histo

miss her. reporter: if abdurahman is granted asylum he will receive proper papers.d be able to legally visit his wife after all these years. the final step towards leading a normal life. michelle: well, that's it for today. thank you for watching. get in touch anytime with your thoughts and comments. in the meantime it's goodbye from me and the whole team. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> welcome back to "newsline." it is tuesday february 2nd. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the world health organization said the outbreak of the zika virus is an extraordinary event. the agency placed the virus in the same category of concern as ebola. w.h.o. director margaret chan told reporters on monday that coordinated international action was needed. she said the goal is to improve detection, speed up work on a vaccine, and develop better diagnostics for the disease. she also advised pregnant women to avoid traveling to affected areas. the first cases of the mosquito

jeremy grant off the miss. sixers up one late. t.j. mcconnell getting a start for schmidt, steal covington, underneath, finishes two hands. sixers win 103-98. meanwhile college hardwood, top ranked oklahoma up set by kansas state, second ranked north carolina lost both their games this week. so it's possible villanova could be number one in the land with the new associated press poll released monday. cast did their part, even without daniel out again with a concussion. first half jalen brunson, sicky smooth freshman. you think it wouldn't be a close two minutes to play. a money three giving nova 72-60 victory. st. joe visiting florida trying to rebound from loss. first half diondre denver, more moves than a u-haul truck, he had 16. saint josephs 82-60, 19-4. temple and central florida, looking for 517th career win and a in history. drama, all up two trying to hang on with a.j. with three, no. davis, a three-pointer. that comes off. a.j. davis sends it into overtime. yes, that is good. but look at it again, the ball still in his hand wh

jeremy grant off the miss. sixers up one late. t.j. mcconnell getting a start for schmidt, steal covington, underneath, finishes two hands. sixers win 103-98. meanwhile college hardwood, top ranked oklahoma up set by kansas state, second ranked carolina lost both their games this week. so it's possible villanova could be number one in the land with the new associated press poll released monday. cast did their part, even without daniel out again with a concussion. jailon brunson, silky smooth freshman. you think it wouldn't be a close game of late, it was. he seals it. a money three giving nova 72-60 victory. st. joe visiting florida trying to rebound from loss. first half, diondre defer, more moves than a u-haul truck, he had 16. saint josephs 82-60, 19-4. dunphy looking for career win and place in history. drama late. owls up 2 trying to hang on a.j. with three, no. davis, a three-pointer. that comes off. a.j. davis sends it into overtime. yes, that is good. but look at it again, the ball still in his hand when the clock hits triple

the events mark free application, they missed out on $8,000 in pell grants and graduates didn't fill out their fasfa forms the average student left more than $2,000 in financial aide on the table. >>> several groups together put events to help learn about financial aide we put a link on wsoctv.com so you can find the events in your area scroll over >>> mark taylor breaks down the projects including one at west third street as well as east martin luther king boulevard. >>> projects could slow you down through the weekend starting with mlk, this was scheduled to close around 7:00 through monday morning around 7 a.m. between brevard and caldwell. one this morning scheduled to start around 7:00, it will last through the afternoon and early evening hours but will wrap up this afternoon. third street between church and tryon, that's closing this morning and we get around that by using church to stonewall as alternate routes as well. >>> the government is trying to get apple to hand over information to help them get inside of the iphone of the san bernardino shooting suspect. at 6:45 the ac

the superintendent has granted exempted absences for northside high students who missed school today. the henry county public school changing its calendar to help make up for the recent snow days school leaders say they are trying their best to keep spring break. two planned half days in march have now become full days. students will also come to school for an extra half day in may. with the possibility of more wintery weather on the way, leaders say they will continue to try and fix the schedule to help everyone. monica hatchett, coordinator for family & community engagement "we have other days that we can pull if we need to do that. like a lot of school districts we do bank a little bit of time so we can use some of that but a lot of what we choose next will depend on how many more snow days we have." leaders say to finish up sol and academic requirments it's important to have as much instructional time as possible during the second semester lastyes a rday to back this goes than that of you never know what winter will hold for the rest of the winter of course we're still monitoring

the superintendent has granted exempted absences for northside high students who missed school today. the number of power outages in western virginia continued to drop today. appalachian power is reporting fewer than 150 customers in roanoke are still without electricity tonight. among the last to get their service restored were residents of derwent drive in roanoke. a circle of more than a dozen homes lost electricity earlier this week, while the lights street. steve okerman: always something to be lucky about. we had our fireplace and the wood. and neighbors across the street to charge our cell phones up. took a shower at a neighbor's house. so i am more conscious of the struggle of people when they don't have power, how much we depend on it. about 300 appalachian customers are affected by outages in west virginia, but the power company says most of the problems in virginia have now been repaired. beginall good news there and when the concert is tonight a little bit this evening be advised to temperatures again be dropping off is still a lot of water on the roadways from this meltin

. >>> grant money denied. jay mond james missed a deadline to get up grades. what it means for a renovation. >>> and chris, thank you. ed cading curious minds. and the booker creek preserve program is connecting preschoolers to the wonders of nature. that's what is right with tampa bay. >>> and today, boys and girls. gets its say. and jacky teach as class to preschooler called book time at brooker creek preserve. >> they get into it. ive read the story to them. they look they want to point to the pictures of the animals. >> a week maybe. >> parents believing the stories help the children better understand the world around them. >> we learn about what is the environment around them and how they protect it. i think they kind of have that connection they love to come here. >> vicy anderson loves bringing her granddaughters to the class. i enjoy coming. >> five deer we saw on the way here. a couple ran across us. you never know what you will see. >> people love grounding toos0 or the environment each week. a good place for adults and children to learn about nature

and kubk said he has beco a leader on the team saying he didn't miss a practice all year and you see how it paid off. in san francisco grant meech thmile high city wl honor the broncos tomorrow with a victory parade. it stas at nn near 17th and wynkoop street... and willun all the way down to civic center park. broncos players and cohes will be joined by the governor, the mayor of denve. another elected official maive ds are expected...and il be there with some ofhe news 5 team. weill broadcast the celebration "live" beginning at noon tomorrow. it shoulbe a beautiful day f the de. forecaske danls inus n ifirst alert 5... forecast for the parade, sunny sks withleasant temperatur and light breezes. stly clear skies now all ross coro. tonight will be mostly clear with colair. tuesday will be mostly sunny and warmer wh just a light breeze out of the west fromime to after witnsing that bronco superbowl victory... a lot of peoplare bu... buyi items to commemore th perbowl 50 champions!! broncos beat bill? weoundeople day o say their excitement far from ended when the game k hizero.... bright and early today they we clearly still

granted. >> 12 months ago, paul george missed the game with a broken leg, this year, 41 points for east. it wasn't enough as the western conference won the game, 196 to 173 and gave one last all-star victory for kobe bryant. richard parr al jazeera. >>> the winter olympics are ongoing in the norway city of lilihammer. one kenyan is make history for her country, as paul reese reports. >> reporter: the warmup has been done hundreds of years before but never for arace like this. sabrina is the first kenyan alpine skier. at the youth like gains in norway. the biggest moment of the 17-year-old's career coming in the super-g competition. distance has put kenyan sports on the map. the moment is gone in a 90 kilometer an hour flash. she whereas born in nairobi. at the age of 3, moved to austria, where her stepfather ran a ski lift. she is a star in east africa. >> they are all really excited because they never seen a kenyan girl skiing. i'm the only one in kenya, yeah it's an amazing feeling to stand on the start, and i hope to make a good performance and not just because i'm from kenya. i want

and i think miss steinham and madeline albright are taking for granted a symbolic victory this would women if hillary clinton became the next president of the united states. and let's just say, if bernie sanders is the candidate, he has much chance winning as donald trump asking you, megyn to be his fourth wife. >> i'm not going to touch that one. >> i don't agree with that. >> the supreme court nominee is -- >> but, let's be fair here, hillary clinton when she's running i don't think the turnout is going to be high. when an entire generation of our party is being disenfranchised and joining the independent movement that is a problem, maybe we should find more women to run. maybe there are more senator that's could have run. >> i want to continue this discussion. there is more to talk about but can't because we have another guest. great to see you both. >> thank you. the conspiracy that will not go away. the feud between ted cruz and cnn over who is to blame for a feud against dr. ben carson and now, accusations of stealing votes. howie kurtz is next on why this isn't going away and

it is looking to repurpose existing positions and fill grant positions in the meantime. 3 sumter police need your help finding a missing teen this morning.17 year old dominique mccray was last seen leaving his home on january 31 after an arguement with his mom. police say he initially made contact with his father... but since then they have not been he has a tattoo on his right forearm with the word aith. if you know where he is tonight call crimetoppers at 1-888-crime-sc. 3 3 happening today.. if you plan on driving on interstate 20 this morning we have a traffic note to pass along. the right lane along interstate 26 between broad river road and harbison will be closed. crews will be repairing potholes in the right lane there from 9am until 3pm. 3 the blue ribbon committee will make recommendations to city council today on prioritizing flood recovery projects and relief funds. the meeting is open to the public from 2 to 4pm in the richland county adminstration building. that's on hampton street in downtown columbia. 3 the usc women gamecocks will take to the court tonight looking for antoher win. the gamecocks are loo

a new stud i have found north carolina high school graduates missed out on more than $80 million in pell grants and 40% of graduates didn't fill out their forms. the average student left $2,000 of financial aide on the table. several groups put together events to help learn more about financial aide we put alike on wsoctv.com so you can find events scroll over to news and click on latest links. closures you need to be aware of. our traffic team 9 breaks down the projects in uptown charlotte including one on west third street and east martin luther king jr. boulevard. >>> uptown projects could slow you down for the weekend starting with mlk, this was scheduled to close around 7:00 through monday morning between brevard and caldwell. we'll use stone and caldwell back to mhk and starting around 7:00 last through the afternoon and early evening hour ups but will wrap up. third and tryon that's closing and you get around that using church to stonewall and tryon back to third street as alternates as well. >>> the government is trying to get apple to hand over information to help them get inside the i

granted. >> reporter: 12 months ago he missed the game with a broken leg and then he had 41 points for the eastenough as the western conference won the game 196-173 and one last all-star victory with kobe bryant. richard par with al jazeera. >>> the trio of feared strikers were on the scored sheet and the hat trick helping barsa with the league on the top of the table and messi scored the opener and levelled it before half time and that all changed after the break and he scored three and there were also goals for two others. 6-1 to barcelona the final score. barcelona also had a game in hand over the two madrid clubs atletico had 1-0 win and fernando with the only goal in the game. munich the top of the league and beating ausburg3-1 on sunday and he netted twice and top of the league's scoring charts with 21 goals this season. the pollish board has 31 goals in all competition. the russian news agency is reporting the former head of the country's antidoping agency has died two months after resigning his post and he had been the executive director of rasada and reports say the cause of his death

grant's book. he set out to investigate what he had missed about his students and their idea. >> i thought that all original people were daredevils, but most successful, entrepreneurs, anybody who champions an original idea, most of those people hate taking risks. they like playing it safe. >>> another finding? that so-called experts don't always know best. we all know seinfeld as one of the most successful tv shows of all time, but executives and test audiences were ready to leave it for dead before the show ever saw the light of day. >> the show is about nothing. >> but a lone nbc executive whose focus was not sitcoms thought jerry, elaine, george and cramer were worth a shot. >> he came from the varieties and specialty department. he was working with all different kinds of formats of shows. when watching the show, he experienced it. it made him laugh. he said at the end of the day, people watch a show that makes them laugh. >> so what does it mean for you and your original idea? professor grant has a list of suggestions. first, take your ideas to disagreeable people. >> those are the people that

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missing 3 years ago. he told friends who asked that she was on a mission trip to europe. a federal judge has granted a delay in the trial of confessed charleston church shooter dylann roof. prosecutors told the judge in a hearing this morning that they were ready for trial, but roof's lawyers said they are not. both sides are waiting for the justice department's decision on whether to seek the death penalty against roof. defense lawyers say roof will plead guilty if the death penalty is taken off the table. roof's death penalty trial for state charges is july 11. five people are facing multiple charges after investigators say they tried to use fake money. officers say someone tried to use two fake 20 dollar bills at the burger king inside the sunset officers say they eventually found the person who tried to use the 20 dollar bill and arrested them along with two others. all three have been charged with criminal conspiracy. investigators also recovered additional counterfeit money, a printer, paper, paper cuttings, methamphetamine and syringes during the arrests. a second incident happened yesterday

grant his status. >> reporter: traditionally from farming backgrounds they complain of missing out on job opportunities in towns and cities. they are not part of the government's affirmative action which gives derived groups quotas for university placements and government jobs. the protesters say the government is not doing enough. at the heart of the matter is trust. they say this time they want written confirmation. until then they will carry on with blockades like this. the impact has been felt across the state and further. trucks remain stranded in long queues. their drivers say they are not getting paid and are unable to leave their cargo. >> translator: i have been stuck here for four days. i can't even get food or a cup of tea. people are trying to rob and burn weeks. >> reporter: many trucks which try to defy the blockade have had their tires slashed. many shops along the protest routes have had to shut down. hundreds of factories have also closed. economic losses are estimated to be close to $3 billion. mohamed runs his family's tire shop, but hasn't had any customers for days since the protes

granted off the mission. give me that. mcconnell. a wide-open noel underneath who finishes with two hands. sixers led 93-108. daniel jeff missedame a concussion. first half, jalen brunch for three. you think this wouldn't be a close game late, but it was. nova up six. the trifecta. trying to rebound from a logs wednesday. first half deandre bill bring with the crossover. lbdsed dunk. they win 82-50. they are 19-4 on the season. wie got more drama than a broadway play. a place of history. trying to hang on. a.j. davis for free. shahid davis, you will miss it. a.j. davis is there. check out the replay. the ball still in his hands with triple zeros on the clock. triple win and a barn burner. 62 f-60. another local college hoops action. that's sports. we'll be right back. >> kids and parents celebrated the love of readling at the african-american book fair today. we posed for pictures along with the peacocks. we're proud sponsors of the event. all right. a final check on the forecast. looking pretty good for sunday. >> yay. enjoy it. temperatures near 50 degrees. 42 is normal for this time omt of year. a little more cloud cover la

as an old man, he would talk thet how much she missed snowball pushes that grew around their house in alexandria. bushes.all grant had an academy education in ohio. he does have some interesting influence. willf the academies he attend is called the ripley academy just across the ohio river in kentucky. woman had escaped from kentucky with her baby in her arms. who lived not far from ripley? harriet beecher stowe. she incorporated the story of that young woman to produce "eliza." it is in that environment that grant begins to get his academy education. they go to west point. cadet.the exemplary grant is not. [laughter] , howere is mythology robert e lee is the only can it -- is the only cadet to ever graduate without a single demerit. the root five other graduates who also had no demerits. , thereacademy that year were 26 who had no demerits that year. yours possible to work off demerits or offer a good excuse to explain why you got the demerit and they would be taken from your record. there is no question he was the model soldier from the very beginning. the academy in those days cap a demerit book. there was a

grant her mother's wish. >> raked up leaves and set it afire. >> she miss this no way an fond of what you see here. >> ha ha ha. that is another thing, people don't laugh enough. >> there's at that time away message. no special food, no special exercise for her. >> i think it helps anybody to live longer. >> to laugh? >> yes. >> that's the secret? >> i believe it is. >> in mooresville with the good news, kristen hampton, wbtv on your side. >> coming up at 5:30, we're getting closer to the age of space tourism, virgin ga lactic rolled out a new version of the space ship ii rocket, the unveiling, next. >>> 5:27 as we look outside we'll check in with lyndsay in a couple minutes to tell us about we'll be >> kristen: 5:30 on saturday morning early risers, we're glad >> lyndsay: a nice day to get an early start. as good as any other day, maybe better. >> kristen: i'm inspired by the 103-year-old lady. just laugh. a little hard work in your life. >> lyndsay: i wish there was a secret but i think it is a lot of things, good genes. >> kristen: glad we met her. she is pretty cool. >> lyndsay: that is awesome. a good

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grant us reservation status. >> reporter: 18 million members of the jat community live across northern india. traditionally from farming backgrounds they claim on missing out on job opportunities in towns and cities. they are not part of the government's affirmative action, for university places in government jobs. though government has told them it will give them the status they want protestors say it's not enough. at the heart of the matter is trust. they say their community has been promised this many times before and this time they want written confirmation. until then, they will carry on with blockades like this. the impact has been felt across the state and further. trucks remain stranded in long queues. their drivers say they are not getting paid and are unable to leave their cargo. >> translator: i have been stuck here for four days. i can't even go out to get food or a cup of tea. people are trying to rob and burn vehicles. >> reporter: many trucks which try defy the blockade have had their tires slashed. the protest has hit businesses hard. hundreds of factories have also closed. estimated loss he are close to $3 billion. mohammed runs his fa

missing much.of its brain. one of two women die in back alley borings in brazil. the petition to make abortion available to all women but to grantomen more information with regard to reproductive health. supporting children and those who care for them, it's the abortion for all part of the petition that has upsaid many in this deeply catholic country. brazil is the most populace catholic country in the world and christian teachings are very much a part of everyday life. even congress is dominated by conservative evangelicals. religious leaders say abortion is unacceptable. >> translator: it really is selection. part of humidity life is having people with difficulties, be it with their movements, their thought or social behavior. society seems to have great difficulty accepting people with limitations. >> for women rights groups this debate isn't about zika or abortion but a reflection of a difficult social reality that brazil doesn't want to deal with. >> the situation is not new has been aggravated it has to do with inequality. it has to do with women's rights, it has to do with production for is disabled children and their car

missing newborn, known as baby willow. workers returned to this pond today, not far from where the mother gave birth. wesh 2' s matt grant is there live. matt, what is their strategy today? matt: investigators are searching everywhere. take a look behind me. clearly they want to take a closer look at this retention pond. clues are being searched for. orlando police are draining a retention pond searching for baby willow. it' s been five days since the child' s mother, 30-year-old susan richardson, gave birth to a baby girl then admitted ditching her. >> are you awake? matt: richardson appeared groggy as she faced a judge this week. she' s shown little interest in helping police find the infant. court records show richardson gave conflicting stories, first saying she had a miscarriage, then claiming she left the child on someone' s doorstep at the willow bend apartment complex on silver star road, where a placenta was found monday. this week police searched manhole covers, dumpsters, garbage cans. even sending in a robotic camera into underground pipes looking for any evidence. >> i just really hope they could just find h

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granted him 108 years to live and to be on this earth. certainly, testament to him and he will be certainly be missed. >> reporter: in ardmore, dann cuellar for channel six, "action news". >>> quite a guy. >> amazing. >> snow out of here. what about the morning haven't few slick spots but i don't anticipate the any major problems. i told my kids, do your homework, you are going to school tomorrow. storm tracker six live showing a few lingering flurries. the most of them north and east of philadelphia they are moving out. we still have had a issue with visibility. sky six take a look at center city. snow is out but low clouds, visibility at two and a half miles but that will be lifting as we head through the overnight hours and the cloud will continue to break. temperatures will show thaw we will drop below freezing. north west suburbs have more snow pack. the pottstown 30. quakertown 30. the saint david 31. warrington 31. center city 34. south jersey temperatures slightly warmer. sea isle city 35. boardwalk in atlantic city 34. hammington dropped down to 32. hockessin delaware and smyrna currently 33. satellite six with action radar showi

grant them refuge. emergency workers in taiwan are racing to rescue more than 150 people missing after a 6.4 magnitude quake hit tainan. 14 people have tied. protesters in the german city over pegida. u.s. republican presidential candidates will face off in a few hours. it is the ultimate face off. our correspondent is at the college in manchester where the debate is taking place and allan, donald trump is back but he is fighting to survive politically, isn't he? >> reporter: he really is. he has a big lead here, but we saw in iowa that the polls can be wrong. what donald trump has to do is to span into supporters. he has people to come out to see his rallies, for those fighting for him online, but coming out to vote for him, he has to turn out that vote because you can't go through the campaign telling everyone they will get so sick of winning when he is president that they will get fed up of winning that you've really got to turn the tables and start winning of the some of the polls. having come second in iowa he has to capitalise and actually win in new hampshire. if he loses two in a row, then his campa

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going to miss everything about him and he was such a lovable son and had a big heart >>:people out there that have their family, enjoy them as much as you can because tomorrow may be too late >> grant : he was not in the game and had no enemies apparently and was out in a place he enjoyed had dropped out of high school to work as a landscaper and had been helping his family paid the bills >> pam :the other big news today is the record-breaking temperatures heating up the bay area this is video. of today's sunset. just beautiful. dozen's of people were out enjoying these unusally warm temps. and it sounds like we are in store for more. brittney shipp joins us now. brittney, can we expect another beautiful day tomorrow? >> brittney : another round of well above average temps will last into tomorrow. then wednesday, big changes. light rain and cooler temps plus winter storm watch goes into effect. wednesday night until thursday morning and let us take a closer look at your highs for tomorrow 80 degrees in fremont and 81 we are well above average right now 66 closer to the bay and temperatures are already starting to push to 70 degrees i'll break it down for you hour by hour coming up

miss are coming up next. a woman turning the tables on a south florida officer and now >>> and just convinced a judge the grant him bail. and now man accused of being a peeping tom is p slapped with new charges. >>> and who says cars don't fly. one homeowner begs to differful >>> and we have warm sunshine afternoon. things are going to change for the gy side of things an also we're introducing rain back in th forecast. the break. >>> we're getting new details on the car that went into the house if lauderhill. alex de armas is live on the scene for us. >> reporter: that homeowner just arrived from the hospital. he describes the moment after a driver slams into thehe front bedroom right there. this impact was so strong, they ended p up in the back of the room inside t two of them and their 14 year ole daughter. listen as this fatherr describe this is chilling moment. >> the guy that was in the r, i made sure i got my wife and daughter out of the house. came out of the house behind us an he came over here, stumbled around a little bit and somewhere. down the street. that guy, that driver of that p honda is still

granted a new trialch judge said his lawyer failed to adequately represent him. the court is not expected to rule today. >>> right now police are trying to track down a missing holbrook mother. judith sales vanished after leaving her job as a pharmacist at walgreens. her husband reported her missing when show didn't pick up their son that day. her family says this is out of character for her and police pinninged her cell pone in connecticut. but -- cell phone in connecticut but since then the phone has been turned off. they activated the lojack on the car. >>> surveillance video shows 22- year-old zachary marr leaving a boston bar and walking towards the charles river. dive teams search the water a half ago after a night out. >>> a warning about a skimming scam at a local convenience store. take a look. officers say the two people put a device on an atm at a cumberland farms to steal information. other skimming devices have been found recently in attleboro bedford westwood and hingham. >>> in brookline police are asking neighbors to be on alert after burglaries. 6 homes have been hit in the the last week n all cases someone forced their way in through a back door or

grant money and donations to help keep the community safe. about 13- thousand dollars will bring a new addition the k-9 unit. a tracking dog will be used to look for missing persons .. runaways .. and fugitives. and as wsls 10's bethany teague explains .. the rest of the money is helping officers look at what their car and body cameras are recording. the radford police department now has a more efficient way to look at what goes on between officers and citizens on the streets. 08-:11 mike jenkins, radford police department - with this system, all i do is pull into the back lot, and it begins to download. in-car cameras are nothing new.. but until now.. every time officers wanted to view something their camera captured.. they would have to manually download it and burn it to a dvd. now.. thanks to a grant for new wifi and software equipment.. it's as simple as pulling into the :32-:35 immediately, it syncs to wifi and downloads the in-car camera system, which saves us a lot of time, a lot of effort, removes those human errors. the new system also gives officers more than twice the storage space.. so they don't have to worry about missing a crucial moment.

missing brisbane woman. kron 4 has learned moments ago that the woman's husband has died. grant is here with what we have just learned. grant? this is strange. >>> it is strange and these are two big stories that we have been following that new appear to be connected. he is just dead from an apparent suicide jumping from bay bridge. the husband, the 57-year-old paul titcher in, his wife shelly titcher in, who you see right there. shelly went missing back on february 13th. we were interviewing paul last night about his wife's disappearance, and he told justine that the two had a disagreement the night she left and he told her that she was -- said she was going to stay with a friend. and the police confirmed that late last night paul titcher in committed sz, again, jump -- suicide, again, jumping off the bay bridge. he was not named a suspect but a person of interest in his wife's disappearance. the police cannot confirm that the torso found sunday near the dumbarton pier is that of shelly, but they're certainly not ruling it out that torso was found sunday night. fishermen spotte

the development >> grant: in this case apparently did not stop on the peninsula after reporting is what's missing two days after she left a dismembered torso was found this past sunday february in the marsh lands under the dumbarton bridge nothing connected them with the torso of before tuesday to to go we jumped off the bay bridge killing himself. for hours after you spoke about the like disappearance. that suicide help connect the dots suggesting paul had something to do with his wife's disappearance not definitively identified confident as shelley. and the loss will the parents. >> reporter: wishing to remain anonymous. he and his buddies were up for what class sunday in dumbartons fishing here and large plastic bag the war. he says he then snapped a few photos with his phone, which he turned over to police. we've show but he says there was no mistaking what was inside that bag. he says he and his pals remained at the scene until late sunday night as police combed what he described as a crime scene and there was no doubt about what kind of crime they he suspects it's only a matter his at the s

missing a large portion of its brain. the institute of bioethics a women's rights group, will be petitioning the supreme court, to grant women more access to information dealing with reproduct ef health and to support children and those that care for them. it's the abortion for all part of the petition that have upset many in this deeply catholic country. brazil is the most upon last catholic country in the world and religious teaches i teachint of the everday life. religious leaders say abortion is unacceptable. >> translator: it really is selection, part of human life is having people with difficulties, be it with their movements their thought or social behavior. society seems to have great difficulty accepting people with limitations. >> reporter: for women's rights groups this debate isn't about zika or abortion but a reflection of a deep social reality that brazil doesn't want to deal with it. >> the situation is not knew has been aggravated, has to do with inequality, women's rights, whereby disabled rights for be children and their caretakers. we have to be able to talk about all of them together. >> people here feel

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